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Send for "How to Cure Skin Diseases"
DADV Use CUTICURA SOAP an exquisitely
DA d L perfuned SKIN BEAUTIFIER.
To Architects, Seulptors and Designers.
Office of thu Board of Commissioners of the State
Soldiers and Sail rs' Monument,
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. July IL,

INDIANAPOLIS Ind, July IL 1887.
The Commission will receive at their Office in the
city of Indianapolis, before the 18th day of
December, 1887, designs and plans and specifications
for State Soldiers and Sailors Monument, Me-
mortal Hall, Monument and Memorial Hall COM
bined to be erected the grounds known Circle
Park in the city of Indianapolis "a city of 100 700
inhabitants, and the capital of the State of idiana
diana approved March 3. 1857, appropriatng the
of two hundred thousand dollars and directing
the expenditure of the and additional donations
for the erection of said structure.
Such plans and designs offered will be sub
mitted to thorough examination of board of three
competent experts. to be elected by this board
sisting of architect builder and civil en-
gneer whose will be announced to competitors
their selection and prior to their examination of
the plans.
All plans and specifications and designs in order to
receive attention from this board. must be accompan
led by full description of the work and materials to
be used. with itemized estimates complete in every
detail of the of portion of the work and of
the total of the which must not exceed
hundred and twenty thousand dollars.
One thousand dollars viii be paid premium for
the best plan design, provided the is accepted
by this Commission and five hundred dollars for the
second best subject to the terms and conditions of
the law; but premium will be paid if plan de-
sign is adopted
All express other transportation charges. etc.
packages containing plans designs must be fully
prepaid. All rejected plans will be returned at
ers risk and cost the board being responsible only
for due care in delivery Of same for shipment.
All plans and designs submitted to be under
stood be subject the terms, conditions and linn
rnissoners to reject the is hereby reserved.
For further information copy of the law diagram
and description of the location, rules governing the
competition, and instructions to competitors, etc. ap
GEORGE J. LANGSDAI4E, President
JAS. T. GooKINS Secretary.
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DySpepSia

Makes many lives miserable and often leads to self
destruction. Distress after eating, sick headache
heartburn sour stomach mental depression ETC., are
caused by this very common and increasing disease
Hoods Sarsaparilla tones the stomach creates ap-
petite promotes healthy digestion relieves sick head
ache clears the mind, and the most obstinate
eases of dyspepsia Read the following
Il have been troubled with dyspepsia. 1 had but
little appetite and what did eat distressed did
me little good. In hour after eating would ex
perence fantness tired all gene feeling though
had not eaten anything. Hoods Sarsaparilla did
me an immense amount of good. 1t gave APP
petite and my food reshed and satisfied the craving
had previously experienced. 1t relieved me of that
faint tired. allgone feeling. have felt much bet
ter since took Hoods Sarsaparilla that am happy
to recommend it." G. A. PAGE, WATERFOWL, Mass
N. B-Be sure to get only
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for S.. Prepared by
O. l. HOOD & Co., Apothecaries. Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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war on Chicaro,s Bucket-shops.

CHICAGO, July 22.-The directory of the
Board of Trade have started in a crusade
against the bucket Shops and determined
that nothing shall stand in the way of their
complete determination. The anti bucket-shop
law which went into effect July l. has been
evaded by the bucket-shops which have contin-
ued in business right along under the pretense
that all of their trades have been placed on the
Board of Trade
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The Engineer was Drunk.

ST. THOMAS Ont, July 22-At the inquest in
connection with the late railway disaster. wit
nesses swore that the engineer under the
influence of liquor and unfit to control the train;
also, that the conductor had been drinking,
though he was not intoxicated. The inquest is
still proceeding.
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WHATS Sozodont2 TITS this you ask,
To answer is easy task
1t is LIQUID soft and sweet
Which keeps teeth healthy, white and neat,
Which makes the rosy gums endure
And renders breath, like roses, pure.
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Obituary.

BosToN, July 22.-Roderick J. Calhoun died
this morning. aged sixty seven years. He was
widely known railroader
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BABY'S SKIN.
Infantile and Birth HunnOrS
Speedily Cured by
Cl1ticI1ra

nor Cleansing the Skin and Scalp of Birth Humors,
i for allaying Itching, Burning and Inflammation,
for curing the first symptoms of Eczema. Psoriasis.
Milk Crust Scald Head Scrofua, and other inherited
skin and blood diseases, Cuticura, the great Skin
Cure and Cuticura Soap, exquisite Skin Beauifer,
externally. and Cuticura Resolvent, the Blood
Purifier internally infalible Absolutely pure.
MY OLDEST CHILD
Now six years of age when infant six months old,
attacked with vrulent mali gnant skin disease.
All ordinary remedies failing, called family
physician. who attempted to it; but it spread
with almost incredible rapidty, until the lower por-
ton of the little fellows person. from the middle of
his back down to his knees solid rash, ugly,
painful blotched and malicious We had rest at
then. and does not know now. what it Finally
We advised to try Cuticura Remedies Without
the knowledge of physician / procured box of
Cutcura and a cake of Cuticura Soap The effect
WAS SIMPLY MARVELLOUS,
Using the together first washing him thoroughly
with Cuticura Soap then amounting him with Cuti-
cura From the first application a change for the
need of him. and ceased his visits. In three four
weeks complete wrought leaving the little
fellows person white and healthy though he had
never been attacked. In my opinion your valuable
remedies saved his life and to-day he is strong,
healthy child perfectly we'll repetition of the dis
ease having ever occurred. You welcome to make
any of this you may deem best.
GEO. B. SMITH,
Atty at Law and Ex-Pros. Atty Ashland, Ohio.
Reference: j. G. Weist, Druggist, Ashland, 0.
CUTICURA REMEDIES
Are sold everywhere Price: Cutcura, so cents; Re-
solvent, 81: Soap. 25 cents. Prepared by POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., Boston, Mass.
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HAMILTON TENr WRONG ONCE BEToRE
HIS oppos1T1oN TO THE sTREET-CLEANING BILL
aI.IcInEi

HIS OPPOSITION TO THE STRENGTHENING BILL
Is HE BENT on POLITICAL svlClDE'
Robert Ray Hamilton has earned the reputation OF
being wrong on some important mattors In tho Leeis
laturo OF 1881 he represented the XIth Assembly Dis
trct There had been emphatic demand by people OF
this city, irrespective Of party that the work OF cleaning
the streets should be from the Police Department
and bill embodying this idea was prepared BY com
mttee of twenty-one, composed OF wolEknown new
Workers 1t was defeated and among those VINO voted
against It was Mr. Hamilton For this he and other city
Assemblymen were denounced at u meeting held on
April 3 in steinway Hail Among those who addressed
the meeting were John Jay and ID. Willis James Dill
creating the present Street Cleaning Department was
subsequently passed The effect OF MI. Hamiton's
course and the meeting the voters OF the Kiln AS
sembly District was shown In the following November
Mr. Hamilton was nominated only a short time before
the election order that he should not be compelled 10
stand the fire Of criticism for longer time than was
necessary He was defeated, receiving 1908 votes TO
didae Secretary OF State, General Carr carried the
district by tribe 600 majority. In the ioo~iuY
wear Walter Howe crrried the district beating MT koDD
and twice afterward returned 10 the Assembly.
Not until 1883 Mr. Hamilton again pnt lOrhhru ~
candidate for Assemblyman In the Kiln District Ills
friends said that had made mistake ana was sor
nv for it. and 1t only fair TO give him another
chance Now be TO be thinking or committing
pOlltcal suicide again by voting against the Ne0der pi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-19
CALENDARS TO-DAY.

sr,,vvv corRr Cq,NsaS,- Before Bartlett J.-Nos
Ia, "a 10 ~ Al 80 So 90 81 1902 lDt 49, III 10
So t9 1914 1856 i73 IN 49, lo2 ls9 l9S. lso 0s 2OV
2oS soa ~ GENERAL TERN Before Van Brunt J.
Daniels and Bartlett JJ-Nos 49, lO- Aoo' I'' w. iA''
is.eTfvy coUEr-sPEcIAL TKRN-PARr l. BEFORE Patter
sop Mos 1882 1879 1880. 1901 ll4S i26i iLoA p..
stPRKsIE CoUET-sfHciAL lEkh-fAhI ll.-beloio Dc"oh
sUpRspE couHr-cRcUIT-PAR I.-Before IawrencoL
sfppSMK CouWf-CiEcUfI-PA II-Before Andrews, j.
Na. ASA s423 6OsZ 1855 4300 1918 1888, $3.50 a899
&36s 1902 1896 sd 29OO 2l25 SOTO, 32Z6 5se sy5n "a
43t 1853 1870 4SI2 .g8e gS1 w. t s' 81, Sia
SUPREME oURr-CmcUn-PAR1 IV.-Boioro Barrett" j.
AsURSoel4Rs couRT-Bcfore Rollins sMoton calendar
SUPERIOR CoURI-srEcIAL TEHN-Beiore Dngro' ''-NoS
SUPERIOR ooURr-TmAL TEia-rARr L-BefOro rrua1' j.
NsfPKRIon coURf~TRIAL TERM-PARr IIDeforc oGorman'
SUPERIOR coUp1-TMIL TRRN-PAT III.-Boiore seds'
vic" syrpEEoa couEf-TRIAL TERM-PAgT IV-Before Freed
coysox TERM-Adouned until the first
&c" CoxxoS PLEis-srKciAL TERN-BeOre DAILY J-No day
Cogsox PLKAs-TrAL TERM-PARr IBeiore Van joe Joe
ss1 isis 25e 1913 $3.50 1851 1886 1881 1900
i99 Ia ~ iGa $500 34IO, 3lI8 2t26. ,.-,.,.
N oI 5is Ss 49, 1919 1871 1881 1903 1904 1885,
I9S ic0 o,pI1FiaI TERM-PARr lI-Bofore Ehrlich
No. I50 Il22 1892, ~ li62. 1882 lSoo' 4' Io0''
YS CIT e04 ie2! isi 27 7ls 1857 1908 lls4 1883
1917 isi 1888 l0tA 4 1851 SoE iSg1 toJo and Dis
AESsna sEssioxs-PARr I-Beore Recorder
smyh and Assistant District Attorney Pury-SoA 10 'o
ozyER, sEssoSs-PARr Ir-Betore uigo Cow
nS aud Assstant DsirlctAorney Fitzgerald W 40
n ooSTr or GENERAL sr soSs-PARr I-Adourncd for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-19
THE BARKEEPERS TRICK DID NOT WoRI


John Watkins and Joseph Braunschweg are bar
keepers at No 100 East 0nehundred andtwentyhfthst
Roth were I'm the barrOom Sunday, April "a, when
Policeman Hallanan entered In civilian dress and asked
for glass of beer Brunschweg gave him the beer and
IIaIIannn then said: police officer You must go
with me 10 police station Braunsehweg said that
ested that watkins arrested In his place The police
man asked Watkins for glass OF beer and received
LASS Of some kind OF liquor and then arrested Watkins
finder ordinary circumstances the barkeeper would have
pleaded guilty been fined and the proprietor wouid nave
Maid the line Watkins however, demanded trial, ana
when the case was taken before Recorder snyh ycster
av he testified that the glass he the policeman CON
taneS only ginger ale Recorder 5myth at ordered
that Braunschweg, who appeared as witness should
he committed 70 the custody of an officer and that his
case shoud be taken before the Grand jury The trial
Jury however did not believe Watknss statement ana
convicted him The Recorder said that IN view OF his
ettempted deoeit he would sentence watkins to thirty
days Imprisonment well as TO the payment Oh ne OF
$50 AM, as one conviction had Deeh hau' ho oiueieu
Braunschweigs release.
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sNALLgs EFFORT TO GET HIS SEAT.

WASHINGTON, May IS (speciab.-The testimony IN inc
contested election Of 'smals against Elliott OF the
With South Carolina District was opened to-day py inc
Clerk Of the In the presence OF the contestant ana
contesee and been sent TO the Government Printer
to be printed. The new law authorizes THIS proceeding
IA we'll "a the fling briefs during tho vacation OF Con-
gress and ought greatly expedite the settlement OF
contested election The granting OF certncate 10
Elliott in this everybody knows was non'tronS
proceeding The major part OF the Testimony taken Dy
Inc attempt 10 show that coored voters
Who desired 10 vote for Elliott intmidated and pre-
vented from doing so by colored Republicans, VINO
threatened 10 osracse them and turn them out OF thcr
church etc Wherever names were given tho persons
said 10 have been prevented from voting the Demo
cratic ticket summoned by tho contestant anu e
testimony directly contradiced that OF the conesees
witnesses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-19
NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.
MADE CONSUL GENERAL AT PARIS.

MADE CONSUL GENEKAL AT FAhI5.
WASHINGTON, May 19 (Speetab.-The President to-day
appointed Jared Rathbone OF California to be
Consul General Paris vice George Walker, whose resg
nation rendered by request and accepted Mr. Walker
disappointed By President Hayes In February leso MI
Hearst who has Just begun term IL the United States
sonate IA a mower in the Democratic politics OF Cali
fornia He had received marked favor III the
shape Of patronage from the hands of Mr. Cleveland and
in a few months the Democrats OF California Will send
delegates to convention in which Mr. Cleveland VIII he
a candidate for denomination. -. ,,
MIR Rahbonc is highly spoken OF In this city, where he
is well known. He graduate from the Military
Academy and appointed second lieutenant In the lZtn
Infantry June 20 1862 ard promoted 10 first lieutenant
on the same day. In March. 1869 he was transerrou
10 the ls Artillery He sgned from the army In june
1872 Mr. Rathbone born in Albany, n l., ana u q
stepson OF late senator Ira Harris lie setteo IN
California some fifteen years ago aud has been
iu business He Is director OF the Union GiuO ~ eah
Francisco. and ia active DeInocrauc poiIcian u
though he has never before held a civil Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-19
THE STATE or TRADE.

BALTIMORE Nav ls.-cotton steady Mddinr lie.
Fonr arm street ana Western suDernne - DUO
ss To- DO Extra 10 0S 30 do Family 81 o. "a o. Ciy
Minis superHne ~ 80 03 90 do Extra IS 70 as TO- DO o
Brands ~ PataDsco Family 50 90 do sanerare
p.rent a. 40 Wheat-SOu hern steady. western QUIET
southern Rel 90 97c DO Amber o. 0svc No Western
W,ntsr Red spot 95a d96ci do for Nav e3s@96ci
40 Tor June Is n 096c. do Tor July e3pq9to Corn
southerp nrm White 81 a 53c. Yellow 62053c western
easier 45 a0i9 oc; Nav OOo asked June A. sc
AZ .c' do july 4Sas945 &c; August g.: Oats STEADY
southern hIte 35939c- western Mixeu
81 035c; Pennsvlvania 3lG39c......kye 1uiet a. os
Cue -. IIay steady. PRIME 70 Unoce Western sl4 W
Gala Provisions steady Meas PORK OLD sle oo s
new $500 Bulkmeats- Shoulders and OieN tue slmes
packed 1000 Bacon-shouders 7PS71c.i Clear o hie
sides gLc. HAMS l314G.... lard-hehned NJ ot0o nc
- Butter steady Western Packed lgS2oS, creamery
al 625c Eggs higher at ~ no l3o Petroleum seSuI-
Kennef .coneenio earEoea ordinary 70 tar
Roahsd 9i.eg 40 49, ..whiskey steady At ~ To-.
Freights TO Liverpool steamer duiet-Cotton sn.
Wheat 81 900 bush. Corn 1900 ost. 1000 Sasn
rvs 100 busn- hhlpments-Flour 22,S3B 6ble Wheat
- bush Corn - bush. Bales-Wheat 2oZ,iOO Dus@
Corn Fl. 800 bush
CHICAGO Nav lSFlour firm. prices unchanged ,, MN
IS sd Southern Ninsrs ~ 30 81 ~ hon
Rau Winter s3I51BtDD Clooo TO Fancy hinnesott feS
ents "a ~ 4 D. Mnnesotl Bakers Ia saoka - "
s32j Rye Flour-&2 80 0s3 10 In bbs Buokwheat ""
S23j psr 100 b.
II. NsurT al "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-19
rrpopEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

LIVERPOOL May ls-Provsions- Bacon. Cumoerlani 0at
eas IA long Clear dildes 3)s OIL short Clear Mi1lo
S0S Oh short RIOS OIL shoulders 2ss 6l per eWe oo
,Ss ~ ior Extra India Mess Prime Mess 02s u fOIk
prime Me.. U7a Od per Dbl, Prime Mess ES s,
a.. nj Westeru 2A GA LacdAmerican. 3os 81 frnl, "sE
ern sis obi Lard on, 32a ID Hams-Long GUY sei
shaudsrs SSsOd ButersOs Oh per eUt tor hnest nIs
staes Cheese-American Choice 02A Cd WhestOosseSs
Western spring Is OIL 01S Idi Rel Winter IS zI
"a Ri pe- GENITAL New No. Winter IS a.; DO sS
anrD@ 4, 3d New Mixed Western. IS I'D; California no
IA I'd ass Adj No IS OIL 26 Sd per Genital F a1
Of Tnrpontine 2S Cd do at London 2ss. %
Der owt: Refined Petroleum sd per SALON SI9Ver seSa
Fine American. Ella Cd: Prime Guy 22a 81 per S gS
Ros,n~Common IS ID, Pals lis 81 S)s o. Lnseed Oh
2S Cd per owI ProvisionsAnerican Rstrigerated bos
hind 0uarters d fore quarters Sid per d. HOBS =. Lou
don-New.York state 81 45a o. 10 U.s. ol OVI'onsooa
oil Liverpool make lPs Oh $780,, ou Of. Ala aoi.
LoSDox May lA-Produco-Linseed on 2ls 40. o zi
7 LI per cwt Calcutta Lnseod 3ls OF per luartoEs
seed Cake s6 Ga Cd per ton Refined retroe 81 nsr
III Add per gallon. Spirits OF TurponIlno <os ~ Pos
cwt Pale 6S OIL Oils Cd Proyisions-Lard - h "a Pss
cwt for American Sugar-l3s 3D. per oWtor Cuoa zen.
rfuga poorlng 96 and li Cd Sl2s % Tor oh az %
fair refining anoat Australian Taow-Beei Zos oh @1Is
Cd; Mutton ala ID e2J4 Oh Oocosn1t & S i6i Tor
hind quarters and "a 3d. for toro quarters pee 90 ny uo
BesMEs May ls.-Petroleum. MARI, 90 p,enninT1a;
Wilcors ooset4G - marks 70 ptennings per III
ASrwEar May lS.--Petroleum-Flne Pale Americsn' ID
francs 90 and 10 francs 90 confines
Wcoxs at 80 francs 90 continss9sr lo) kos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-19
MD wurrNEys GOOD INVESTMENT.

wAsHINoroS, May 1s tspeotab. whitneys
in suburban real estate near Washington has
turned out to be a profitable one. He has just sold
twenty-five acres-about one-fourth-of Grassands
for 500 This understood to be $l75OO more than
he paid for the whole estate two years ago. Inc
twenty-five acres sold abus on the Tenalytown ROAD
few hundred yards north OF Red Top and " mas pasu
info the hands OF the syndicate which controls
the Dorsey aget purchase the opposite SIDE Oh the
Tenalytown road Immediately north OF President CleVe
iand's nroperty The District Commissioners are now
engaged In expendng public money to build roao
through the Cagett purchase When II Is se
Which may thus become near Of the President
aud his SECRETARY of the Navy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-19
CRAVE CHARGES AGAINST A SECOND MATE.

Members OF the OF the American ship Robert Ia
Belnap made serious charges against the second mate
Albert NJ Rich, and Rich arrested by Deputy
United States Marshal yesterday when the vessel arrived
at port The Belknap left San Francisco on Nove
Der lS for Liverpool the voyage one OF the sailors
H. Fredericks disappeared and another James PETERSON
died The members OF the who caused hcn 10 DC
taken before Consul Russell at Liverpool made vague
statements to the OF Frederckss disappear
apce but charged that Rich RESPONSIBLE FOR the
death OF Peterson They testified that on one occasion
Rich and Peterson had quarrel and that the second
mate struck Peterson the head with Delaying pm
Peterson lay on deck for short tme and Rich then
called OF the who carried Peterson 70 the Tore
castle His face was with blood and the sailors
could only his clothes by cutting them away He
died after few hours OF Inconsistencies
THE tesfimny taken in Liverpool sent to District
Attorney Walker and Rich charged with cruel ana
unusual punishment the high seas. lie was taken
before Commissioner Shields who held him in 10000
bail for examination. He was lodged In the LUDLOW
Sftaaf Hail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-19
Will W O. WILLIAMS PAY ALL HIS CREDrToBSf

Some OF the cotton brokers who suffered from the fa
IRE OF williams, Birncy Co. in 1870 were half inclined
10 be jubant yesterday. This was due to rumor that
they were TO be AZ literally remembered by Their debtor
ga Cos DaneI Hand of New-Iaven, few days ago, who
received 5000 900 from q. W. Williams, former book
keeper who paid the amount as debt OF honor. But
whether the rmor will be borne out by TACT is question
m in doubt; though the creditors admit that they have
no legal claims against Mr.. Williams ,,,
~ SiD Williams vas momber OF tho firm OF Williams
DiTnev A Co and tho claims against them In this city
amounted TO about 81 800 COO The failure was atrib
tod ~ Wild speculation the part OF other members or
rho trm than Mr. Williams but settlement was nhde
with the creditors ut 40 cents on the dollar me fop9re
fen ed 10 ircat these old creditors IA ho Ind MT Hanc
and nav them tho full amount OF their Original CLAIMS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-19
rup TusrpRN UINES SILVER SCHEME

v,co President Conrad n. Jordan, OF the Western
Nonal Bank was out Of the city yesterday and in his
sonoo other officers OF the bank declined TO say any
thing about the possible Issue Of certificates based on the
denost of silver bullion. IL was said at tho bank now
cver that any movement that might nave been hhrt
had orignated at the STOCK Exchange 1he statement
was reiterated that the bank would be Wiling 10 Do
registrar for any company for tho usual TeoOnpcnso
5Gcers OF other banks made light OF the project The
clef dicty seemed to be, in their opinion, In separa
a. n from bullion and In securing profit from trad
ins I'm bullion exclusively. The new bank, ike the olI
ones NIGH leud money deposits OF silver but II hld
no ~ edvantage and II 10 not to speculate In silver
The nroats from registration would DO small I'd
chance of profit to any company whoh might deal In
silver bullion was regarded as Visionary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-19
COMPLIMENT TO GENERAL Hustled.
FRIENDS OF THE SPEAKER GIVE HIM A COLL

WATCH AT A REUNION.
ALBANY May 19.-General Husted's Albany mousse
No Of Coumbast, the this evening oil social
reunion OF his friends the Assembly In recognition OF
the Speakers able services not only during this session.
but also during four former sessions, the rends WHO
called on him this evening presented him Win rare
specimen Of the watch making art 1t is chronometer
Of Swiss make II was handed the Speaker In an elo
CANT ebony case attached to which wore compartments
for extras like wheels springs and other parts tna'
may at any time become disabled fine charm IN inc
shane of gold gavel is attached TO the watch lnS ~
scrption is simply "To James w. Hustled speaHer Oh e
Assembly 1887" The following members are r SIo
donors: Assemblymen Cole, Ainswortn Arnoia GIM t'
Mase Burns Buckley, q. H. Henry, Hogan NJ a onian'
Cornwel Hogeboom, Mccarthy, Sexton Bacon Sheonah,
Cantor Green Fitch, Ives. Weed ana MahNhAe' A"o
social features of the occasion were prolonged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-19
THE COURTS.
orEsrIoNs OF UNBALANCED BIDS.

QUESTIONS OF UNBALANCED BIDos
Tho OF the Superior Court has reversed tne
orders granting motions for trials In the suits OF
John Brady Bernard Brady against the city These TWO
actions the rights parties TO them under one
contract by the plaintiff In the first action win tne CITY
auhorfrs The for regulating and grazing
st. from Tenhave 10 Riverside Drive IL pro-
yidod for the of rock OF cent yard and OF
earth at a ward. tho city IL claimed that tne
plaintiff the lowest bidder and that me conract
verdict rendered TOR the plaintiff
and yacang the judgment afterwad granted
The General Term, Chief Judge Sedgwick rendering the
not that new trial would
have result different that Of tho trial already had
The Judgment for SO.594 So together with the Costs
amounting $3.50 49, obtained against the city by Wam
Reilly the boon set aside by the Genera
Term OF the Superior Court and trial has been ordered
the plaintiffs claim for balance which he asserted was
dne on a made with Hubert o. Thompson az COM
missioner OF Public Works on May 1884, by which me
naint regulate and grade onehundred and
from Tenthaye TO the Kinsbridge road set curb
stones flag furnish all REQUIRED material Tho
Contract awarded the plaintiff the lowest bidder on
bde but for The city It was claimed tnat no
bidder and that the estimates IN
regard earth and rock to be excavated were